Michigan Chronicle1h
Detroit’s Art Renaissance: Taking Culture From the Motor City to the City of Light
Last month, I, along with over fifty Detroit artists, curators, museum directors, and art patrons, took to the streets of ...
Indy Week2h
At Historic Stagville, Maya Freelon Uses a Delicate Medium to Draw Out History’s True Colors
"Whippersnappers," Maya Freelon's moving new exhibition at Historic Stagville, reimagines the lives of enslaved children.
America Magazine6h
Nabokov, ‘Lolita’ and the question of morally offensive art
Is Nabokov’s novel morally offensive? Patently, it is not. We live in a universe of treacherous choices, of corruption and ...
From Stage to Screen to Metaverse: Embracing New Artistic Frontiers
How can artists use their existing skills in this new medium and what opportunities lie ahead in the virtual worlds being ...
The Conversation10h
The Mirror and the Light: crisis of sovereignty and national identity makes a rich stage for the present
Helen Piper does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit ...
Creating in the dark: Lebanese artists struggle to keep creativity alive in a nation at war
As Israel presses a deadly offensive against armed group Hezbollah in his home country, Lebanese artist Charbel Samuel Aoun ...
Freud Museum exhibition uses art to explore the psychoanalyst’s often contradictory relationships with women
The expansive new exhibition Women & Freud: Patients, Pioneers, Artists fills the entire space of London’s Freud Museum. It ...
The Daily Princetonian20h
Decoding patriarchal and colonial perspectives with SAB visiting artist Shahzia Sikander
On Thursday, Nov. 7, the Princeton University Art Museum Student Advisory Board and members of the Princeton community ...